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Verify a(maybe) dying diode caused by a bad capacitor???
I have just fixed an power supply by replacing a bulging capacitor.
The capacitor is connected to diode. And the diode becomes hot and makes a black spot on the board since the faulty cap. I check the diode with a multimeter and it tests great. The repaired power supply( cap replaced) has been tested for several hours and no problem yet. Question: Is there any way to check whether the diode is working 100% ? Thanks! |
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